Personal Attention and Superintendence; Contractor's Agent Sample Clauses

Personal Attention and Superintendence; Contractor's Agent. Contractor shall supervise the Work to the end that it shall be faithfully prosecuted. Contractor shall at all times, while Contractor's Work is in progress, keep a full-time superintendent who is fully empowered to act as agent for Contractor on the Site. If the Facilities Lease includes more than one site, the Contractor shall keep a full-time superintendent on each of the sites while the Contractor’s scope of work is in progress. The superintendent must be competent, English-speaking and satisfactory to District. Contractor shall advise District in writing of its agent prior to the start of any Work. Contractor shall provide résumés for all of Contractor's supervisory employees to be assigned to the Project for District review, and District may reject any supervisory employees not deemed to be qualified at the sole discretion of District. Contractor shall be responsible for the faithful observation of all instructions delivered to its authorized agent(s). If Contractor's superintendent performs labor on the Project, Contractor shall cause the superintendent to be paid at the prevailing wage for the classification of Work performed and in accordance with law without any increase to the GMP.
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